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1. Giuliani lead in GOP field shrinks as Thompson makes solid debut

Author

Jones, Jeffrey M.

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Primaries -- Political aspects, Social sciences
Abstract

A report on a telephonic interview-based survey on the chances of Rudy Giuliani and Fred D. Thompson among others as Republican nominees for presidential elections is presented.

Published
2007

2. Analysis: impact of personal characteristics on candidates support

Author

Newport, Frank and Carroll, Joseph

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Presidential candidates -- Behavior, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Social sciences
Abstract

A report of a telephonic interview based survey on the views of Americans on the influence of personal characteristics of presidential candidates on their voting is presented.

Published
2007

3. Mitt Romney still unknown to many Republicans

Author

Newport, Frank

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Primaries -- Forecasts and trends, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Market trend/market analysis, Social sciences
Abstract

The report of a telephonic interview based survey on the popularity of Republican Mitt Romney, who is contesting in Republican primaries for presidential elections, is presented.

Published
2007

4. Americans' views of the Mormon religion

Author

Newport, Frank

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Americans -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Mormons -- Political activity, Social sciences
Abstract

The report of a telephonic interview based survey on the views of Americans on a Mormon standing as a presidential candidate is presented.

Published
2007

5. Hillary Clinton has significant edge among Democratic women 18-49

Author

Newport, Frank

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Social sciences
Abstract

A report on a telephonic interview based survey on the preference of women aged between 18 and 49 to the nomination of Hillary Clinton as Democratic nominee for presidential elections is presented.

Published
2007

6. Half of Americans already tuned in to 2008 election

Author

Saad, Lydia

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Presidents -- Elections, Presidents -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Social sciences
Abstract

The report of a telephonic interview based survey on the interest of Americans in the 2008 presidential elections is presented.

Published
2007

7. Democracts view Hillary Clinton as most electable Democratic candidate

Author

Jones, Jeffrey M.

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Social sciences
Abstract

The report of a telephonic interview based survey on the chances of Hillary Clinton and Al Gore as Democratic candidates for presidential election is presented.

Published
2007

8. Democrats maintain wide lead in Congressional vote intentions

Author

Jones, Jeffrey M.

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Legislators -- Elections, Legislators -- Public opinion, Legislators -- Evaluation, Presidents -- Elections, Presidents -- Public opinion, Presidents -- Analysis, Social sciences
Abstract

Results of telephone interviews on 2006 midterm exit polls over winning scenario of Democrats and Republicans are presented.

Published
2006

9. Giuliani top choice among both moderate, conservative Republicans

Author

Jones, Jeffrey M.

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Primaries -- Public opinion, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Social sciences
Abstract

A report of a telephonic interview based survey on moderates and conservatives' choice of Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich among others for Republican nominees for presidential elections is presented.

Published
2007

10. Giuliani edges out McCain in perceptions of viability for presidency

Author

Saad, Lydia

Subjects
United States -- Elections, Presidential candidates -- Political activity, Telephone surveys -- Usage, Social sciences
Abstract

The report of a telephonic interview based survey on the chances of Arizona Senator John McCain and former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani as Republican candidates for presidential elections is presented.

Published
2007

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